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School Assembly News Headlines 4 October 2025School Assembly News Headlines for 4 October 2025: Students should note the major headlines of the day to prepare for School Assembly News Headlines for 4 October 2025 here for the national, international, and sports sectors. The major news headlines are being covered here for students to prepare for the news-reading activity.
National Headlines for School Assembly News for 4 October 2025
Here are the major headlines for School Assembly News for 4 October 2025 from the national sector:
- Taliban's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi will visit India from October 9 to 10, focusing on strengthening development partnerships and diplomatic engagement between India and Afghanistan.
- The Central Secretariat Service Forum has demanded a thorough investigation into an official's attempted suicide, citing workplace harassment as the reason.
- According to Jairam Ramesh, despite the renaming of Integrated Child Development Services, its governance structure hasn't evolved accordingly.
- India and China will resume direct flights after a five-year gap, with IndiGo launching Kolkata-Guangzhou flights on October 26.
- The Madhya Pradesh government has approached the Supreme Court to consider the 50% reservation cap as "flexible" in special situations, seeking validation for a law increasing OBC quota from 14% to 27% in state services.
- The electronics component manufacturing scheme has garnered 249 applications, as per the IT Ministry.
- Tata Advanced Systems Limited will roll out its Made-in-India Airbus H125 helicopter from Vemagal in Kolar district by 2027.
- Leaders, including President Murmu and PM Modi, paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri on their birth anniversary.
- The Communist Party of India (Marxist) criticized the commemoration of the RSS centenary with a postage stamp and coin, calling it an insult to the Constitution.
International Headlines for School Assembly News for 4 October 2025
From the top International headlines, students may refer to School Assembly News for 4 October 2025 here:
- The Eiffel Tower has been closed due to nationwide strikes in France protesting austerity measures.
- A US Senator is targeting H-1B visa exemptions for universities and research institutions.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised Donald Trump but cautioned that supplying long-range missiles to Ukraine would severely damage US-Russia relations.
- Putin has instructed his government to reduce the trade imbalance with India.
- Flights at Munich airport were temporarily halted after drones were spotted in the vicinity.
- China's coast guard celebrated National Day at a disputed shoal also claimed by the Philippines.
- Protests swept across Europe against Israel's interception of a Gaza flotilla.
- Israeli airstrikes have killed dozens in Gaza as Hamas weighs its response to Trump's peace proposal.
- Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay said it would be regrettable if India started supplying weapons to Israel.
Sports Headlines for School Assembly News for 4 October 2025
Some of the top sports-related headlines for School Assembly News for 4 October 2025 are provided below:
- Mirabai Chanu, India's top weightlifter, won a silver medal in the 48kg category at the World Championships.
- England has won more women's cricket World Cups than any country except Australia, with a notable championship win at home in 2017.
- Lionel Messi confirmed he'll participate in the GOAT Tour of India 2025, calling India a "passionate football nation" 14 years after his last visit.
- US President Donald Trump considers relocating 2026 World Cup matches from cities he believes are unsafe, ahead of the tournament co-hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico.
- India's junior women's hockey team lost 2-3 to Australia.
- Atharva Taide scores a crucial hundred in the Irani Cup, redeeming his performance.
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